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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1972
Page
4
The quote from American industrialist Charles F. Keetering asserts that progress exists where there is an open mind and a willing hand, framing innovation as a frontier of effort.
The piece argues that not all overseas trips by lawmakers are wasteful. It cites Rep Thomas Abernethy and nine Agriculture Committee members traveling to Bangladesh, India, Ethiopia, and the Sudan for food needs studies, and contrasts with Public Works Committee tours of Europe and Asia on water, flood control, and highway safety. It warns that travel privileges invite abuse and calls for greater accountability.
A critical column condemns a cross country race from New York to Redondo Beach as unsafe and unnecessary. It notes the winner averaged nearly 80 mph, exceeding many states speed limits, and dismisses the event as poor public policy and dangerous street racing. It also lightly satirizes social topics and current events.
The piece discusses Mrs. Jean Westwood and the Democratic chairmanship amid conflicts over the McGovern Fraser quota reforms. It notes tensions between reformers seeking broader participation and regulars fearing exclusion and factionalism. The text argues for workable rules and accommodation to preserve party cohesion and national service.
Japanese investment in North America grows as Tokyo seeks to limit export quotas. Firms may use Canada and U S subsidiaries to assemble parts here, reducing import restrictions. Japan plans to add over a billion dollars in overseas investment in 1973, with Latin America and Asia as major destinations.
A House Armed Services subcommittee sharpens scrutiny of Adm Elmo Zumwalt amid a reported discipline crisis aboard ships. The panel cites liberalization policies, aggressive minority recruitment, and recruiting shortfalls as key causes, with 23 deaths in six months from fires and sabotage. Comdr John Schaub's testimony and officer dissent frame calls for tightened eligibility and reduced black enlistment.
A collection of quips and snippets noting Nixon's view that the average American is pampered while acknowledging the era of 1970s politics. Ted Kennedy leads among Democrats for 1976, with Massachusetts as his sole state win this year.
The piece argues that a new judicial code would expand government secrecy and curb press protections, citing cases including Newark reporter Peter Bridge and Los Angeles journalist William Farr. It also discusses Nixon Kissinger transcripts and a secret Vietnam settlement approach amid Saigon Hanoi tensions.
Paul Harvey notes Disney World’s magic survives through many unseen hands from ride technicians and costume makers to bellhops and switchboard operators. He highlights the Hall of Presidents and Park staff who maintain realism, balance fantasy, and ensure each performance remains seamless for visitors.
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